EIGHT The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, April 13, 1978
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A.C. Houghton readers raise 941 for MS
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' Being a bookworm was the
'in' thing to do at A.C.
Houghton Elementary School
this winter, as many students
participated in a Read-a-thon
for the National Multiple
Sclerosis Society, collecting
$941 for the orgainization.
Melissa Woelk, first grade
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Darryll Woelk of Boardman,
was recognized at a special
all-school assembly held
Thursday, April 6, for turning
in $137, the most money
collected in the event. Melizza
earned her prize by reading 40
books and was backed by 35
sponsors.
Second grader Joan Piper,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Piper of Boardman,
won a prize for reading the
most books during the Read-a-thon,
a total of 42.
Both -girls received a copy
of the Guinness Book of
Records for their efforts from
librarian Marshall Hesla, who
organized participation in the
school.
Other top money-collectors
in the event were third-grader
Ricky Pummel, who turned in
$117, and fifth grader Veron
ica McDonough, with $101.
A prize drawing was held at
the assembly for the 50
students who completed parti
cipation in the Read-a-thon by
collecting and turning in their
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pleased with the response of
A.C. Houghton students, espe
cially since the school collec
ted more money than all the
Pendleton schools combined.
"We didn't read more
books, but we have more
generous people in Morrow
County," he commented.
Also honored at the A.C.
Houghton assembly were stu
dents who won trophies in the
Tri-Star Basketball Contest
sponsored by the Hermiston
Optimists on March 11 in
Hermiston. Physical educa
tion instructor Stan Scott
presented trophies to Dan
Daltoso, first place winner in
the 11 year-old group; Tyler
Trumbull, third, 11 year-olds;
Brian Byrd, second, 10 year
olds; Kim Rogers, second,
nine year-olds; Shawn Jor
gensen, second, eight year
olds; and Danny Byrd, third,
eight year-olds.
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First-grader Melissa Woelk (1) and second-grader Joan
Piper were honored at a special assembly at A.C. Houghton
last Thursday for their exceptional efforts in a Read-a-thon
held to benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
Melissa turned in the most money in the school-wide event, a
total of $137, while Joan read 42 books, more than any other
student.
money to the Multiple Sclero
sis Society. Jeanine Elsasser
won a pocket calculator and
Brenda Pettigrew received a
radio in the drawing.
Hesla said he was very
RE-ELECT
JUDGE
WM W.WELLS
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE
Dept 1
NON-PARTISAN
JUDGE WILLIAM WELLS, has done and
will continue to do an excellent job as
Circuit Court Judge.
Keep JUDGE WILLIAM WELLS as
Circuit Court Judge. He is capable,
knowledgeable and fair.
Pai for by committee to Re-Elect Judge Welhj Henry Barham, Treat., 1324 N.W. King, Pendleton, Oregon 97801
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Da Albert returns from
winter travels abroad
Mrs. Ila Albert spent a very
enjoyable winter at Mesa,
Arizona, with three sisters and
a brother who also wintered
there. In February, she and
her brother, Frank Mauk of
Bismark, N.D., went to Los
Angeles, flying from there to
Germany to visit Mr. Mauk's
son, Lt. Col. Gerry Mauk,
Army Intelligence. Lt. Mauk
is stationed at Wurtzburg,
Germany with his family.
Besides having a pleasant
visit with the younger Mauks,
the pair traveled extensively
in Germany, Austria and
France, usually by train or
bus.
After their return to Los
Angeles, Mrs. Albert went to
Redlands, Calif., where she
was met by her daughter and
husband, Feme and Mike
Healy, and their sons of
Roseburg. She returned to
Roseburg with them, spending
a week there. Another daugh
ter, Pat Prock, Heppner, and
her daughter, Tami of Pendle
ton, went to Roseburg for a
weekend visit and brought
Mrs. Albert to her home in
Heppner.
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